Nothing but Blackened Teeth is a brooding horror novella that incorporates Japanese mythology in colorful, excruciating detail.
There’s no question that this novel delivers the fright, but it’s also as emotionally taxing as it is terrifying.
At some point while reading James Han Mattson’s harrowing novel, you’ll think, “This can’t be real. This better not be real.”
Weird and wonderful, Revelator is full of surprises both fascinating and stomach-clenching.
If you’re looking for a witchy ride that also has a philosophical soul, grab Slewfoot—and don’t put it down until you’ve finished it.
Perfect for fans of Stephen King and I’ll be Gone in the Dark, Come With Me both awes and terrifies from beginning to end.
Darcy Coates will have you gripping the covers with this immediately entertaining, surprisingly funny horror novel.
Chapman pulls no punches, revealing how the simplest of misrepresentations can result in a sort of mass hysteria against someone.
Two monsters lurk on Mattie’s mountain. The first is her husband, William. The other is an unknown terror in the woods.
J.D. Barker and Dacre Stoker offer a spine-tingling supplement to Bram Stoker’s iconic Dracula with Dracul.
T. Kingfisher’s novel is one of the most terrifying books you’ll ever read.
Women throughout history have been the chroniclers and agents of change, and in these stories, their fears about the world are limned with staggering detail.
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